Online Korea Post Tracking - 우정사업본부

Hey, So I am an exchange student in Busan who is finishing my semester studying here and I came to this country with 2 checked bags. Now that I am planning to do one trip to China at the end of my semester and then flying back to Canada from there. The problem I am running into is it seems airlines in here don't really have the option to add 2 checked bags, I only see 1 checked bag and the option to add extra weight. Is that standard or am I mistaken? I would also like to know if anyone knows the best way to get a large suitcase back to north America. Obviously I can just ship it through Korea post for about 300 bucks based on an estimate but I was just wondering if anyone knew any be...

Hi I am in the Eu and I am looking for a korean address or proxy to make some small group orders. Preferably one that offers korea post as shipping or some other cheap option not dhl ups etc... I already looked at some proxys on X but I did not find them reliable or they are slow as other people there said. If you know any let me know. I am in desperate need for one and it's urgent.

Hi I am in the Eu and I am looking for a korean address or proxy to make some small group orders. Preferably one that offers korea post as shipping or some other cheap option not dhl ups etc... I already looked at some proxys on X but I did not find them reliable or they are slow as other people there said. If you know any let me know. I am in desperate need for one and it's urgent.

I noticed that sending a parcel under 0.5kg to the US costs about KRW30,000 and takes 4 days. The "Parcel" option above only offers a KRW3,000 discount. Assuming the service suspension has lifted, I'm looking for a slower alternative (like 2 weeks) that is more affordable. Any ideas?

I’ve been trying to find any recent updates on shipping from South Korea to the US by sea, but I can’t find anything newer than September. Does anyone know if Korea Post has resumed sea shipping, or if we have to use private companies now? I’m relocating back to the US and looked into international movers, but the quotes I’m getting for LCL are over $1,000 USD for just eight of the largest Korea Post boxes… 😬 Any updated info would be really appreciated. I’m not sure if I should’ve waited it out since I already put my things into storage.

In my previous post, [“Inside the NVIDIA × Hyundai AI Factory — and Why SES AI May Already Be Part of It"](https://www.reddit.com/r/SESAI/comments/1omnojw/inside_the_nvidia_hyundai_ai_factory_and_why_ses/), I argued that Hyundai’s new GPU supercluster in Korea is built for exactly the kind of Physical AI work SES is doing with MU-1. Now there’s a concrete datapoint that lines up almost perfectly with that thesis. In late 2024, **SES AI Korea (에스이에스에이아이코리아 유한회사)** posted a **Senior AI/ML Engineer** role on JobKorea – not in some generic office park, but **physically inside Hyundai Motor Group’s Uiwang Research Center**, at: >*경기 ...

Hello everyone, I have a friend who lives in the US. I managed to get her the Starbuck water bottle here in Korea that she loves. She also want me to send it to her, but I've never sent anything to Korea yet. Does anybody know if it still possible (I've read a few post about Korea post suspended shipping to the US). Also how much would it cost for just that item and how long please? Thank you

Birdling Pigeon (BNWT) 40 USD + shipping (international, from South Korea) I’m hoping to find him a new home where he can get lots of love. I bought him in January from an authorized retailer in Korea, and he’s been mostly sitting on my desk with my other plushies. He’s never traveled outside. I don’t have pets, don’t use any fragrance, and no one in my family smokes. The only thing I’d like to mention is that the paper tag has a sticker on it. You can see it in the picture, and it’s from the shop. For shipping, It usually takes about 7-10 days to Canada and the US. The cost is around 7 USD. I use Korea Post, and most countries are eligible for shipping. I can give you a m...

So I (22M) after years of staying in south korea post early highschool graduation have finally decided im going to finish my education in america (well at least my associates degree) before heading back to Korea. As my family is not well off enough to fully support my college tuition and living expenses I decided I would apply for fafsa scholarships and the works, well after applying to a bunch of schools with WSU, Seattle University and Portland University being my top picks WSU accepted me first, so with them being the highest rated for my nursing degree out of my top picks chose them. I haven't yet received any info on my financial aid or any possible scholarships from them yet h...

Top left ones are silver cold foils and have that metallic sheen. Love my country’s designs. It’s a bit sad I can’t use the 380₩ one in the background for postcards, we have a flat rate of 430₩.

PhD physics (electrochemical , electrocatalysts) . 25 total publications with 400 citations. 6 year post doc and faculty experience. Review experience (5 papers). Do i have chance for eb1. phd 2018, south korea. post doc 4 year top5o uni in china, currently associate prof in china. 8 paper first author, remaing co author.

# Monthly Rant Thread Got something on your mind? Welcome to our **Monthly Rant Thread**! This is your space to vent about anything and everything: * Frustrations with your school? Post here. * General annoyances with life in Korea? Post here. * Issues with this subreddit? Post here too! We're introducing this thread to keep the subreddit focused on its primary goal: being a **resource for teachers in Korea or those planning to come here.** **Important:** If you make a complaint post outside of this thread, it will be **deleted**, and you'll be directed to share it here instead. Let’s keep the main subreddit a positive and helpful resource while still providing a space for ...

**Timestamp / Photos:** [https://imgur.com/a/tSRDugS](https://imgur.com/a/tSRDugS) *(includes close-ups, ID card (code redacted), and full box contents)* **Item:** Artkey Exoboy “Taegeukgi” artisan keycap – #2 of 13 worldwide. (The confirmation site lists it as 2/13, though other sources mention a total of 12 units.) Comes with the full original packaging: box, documentation, sleeve, sticker, and authenticity card. Won via the official raffle at the **Seoul Mechanical Keyboard Expo 2025 (SMKX)** and purchased directly at the event. Used briefly for display, then stored carefully. **Condition: mint.** **Pricing:** 💰 **$170 + shipping** (≈ **$190 shipped EMS**, track...

Was a good post from a German traveling to Korea about if his or her credit and debit card would work in Korea. All the discussion I seen was of good nature, and speaking about peoples own experiences. I guess I mistakenly thought this was what this sub is based on and about. I also read this subs rules, and I did not see anything outside the boundaries of the rules.

Hi everyone! I’m planning to move back to the U.S. after several years in Daegu and I’m trying to figure out the best way to ship my stuff. Because of the de minimis exemption, I can’t use standard Korea Post or the boat shipping options I saw in older Reddit threads. I looked into FedEx and UPS, but they’re insanely expensive. I’m also from Hawai‘i, so Hyundai’s Dream Bag service isn’t an option either. I considered checking a third suitcase, but I plan to travel for a while after my work contract ends instead of flying straight back home so that complicates things too. Feeling kinda stuck, so any advice or alternatives would be hugely appreciated! Thank you!

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Korea posted record export figures in September, but the realities of the tariff-driven chaos faced by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) tell a very different, colder story.    In addition to the ongoing economic uncertainties stemming from prolonged negotiations between the Korean and U.S. governments over tariffs, SMEs face the headwinds of unpredictable taxes, stalled U.S. orders and mounting storage costs.   “Since June, our exports to the United States have been zero,” said Jeong Han-seong, CEO of Shinjin Fasteners, a midsize company exporting industrial bolts and nuts. “We have about 2 billion won \[$1.42 million\] worth of inventory stuck in port warehouses w...